- Jul 9, 2014
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Hey, im new here and got no idea if im really in the right section of the forum, but ill try here, seems about right.
my problem is that my VRM on both my XFX R9 280x is getting god damn high, about 105c under heavy load (mining) can i just buy some heatsinks and fit them right on both the cards and just solve the problem that way or is it a more sufficient way to proceed this problem?
My spec's are:
AMD FX-9590 8 core 4.7 ghz (5ghz turbo clock) (H100i watercooled)
2x XFX R9 280x in crossfire
3 120gb hyper x ssd's
Lexa 1000w modular psu
I got a total of 7 case fans (all 140mm) 2 in the door and front bringing "fresh" air in, 1 exhaust fan in the back and the Rad with 2 in the top also exhausting the air... the core of the cards almost never exceed 75-80 celsius.. and my room temprature is 25-30 during the day (27 now)
im putting in a vrm temp file so u can see..
http:// <-- there
Thanks for the answeres you awesome people may contribute with
-Andrè
my problem is that my VRM on both my XFX R9 280x is getting god damn high, about 105c under heavy load (mining) can i just buy some heatsinks and fit them right on both the cards and just solve the problem that way or is it a more sufficient way to proceed this problem?
My spec's are:
AMD FX-9590 8 core 4.7 ghz (5ghz turbo clock) (H100i watercooled)
2x XFX R9 280x in crossfire
3 120gb hyper x ssd's
Lexa 1000w modular psu
I got a total of 7 case fans (all 140mm) 2 in the door and front bringing "fresh" air in, 1 exhaust fan in the back and the Rad with 2 in the top also exhausting the air... the core of the cards almost never exceed 75-80 celsius.. and my room temprature is 25-30 during the day (27 now)
im putting in a vrm temp file so u can see..
http:// <-- there
Thanks for the answeres you awesome people may contribute with
-Andrè
but, thanks for your answere! 
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